The Labor enquirer., 1887-03-05
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p this country unccnscicualy m 1srgo
inG wonderful change, il the change to
taks placs before We are aware Of the fact
and when 1t has taken place will We
wonder why We did not go It before it
wss tco latei Thoee, that zee the
changes early avail themselves early,
and thereby receive benefit.
The shrewd iron man sees the iron
Interest transferred from Pittsburg and
PepnsYlvania to Birmingham, Alabama.
and in his far-sightedness sees the
furnaces in Pennsylvania torn down
and deserted for this new and prolific
field. 1t is claimed BY the iron men of
Alabama that the low price at wh,ch
iron can be. produced there will revoiu-
ticnise the iron interests Of the world.
We have seen the erass-erowlng cen.
tefsof this country shifted to the west.
We have seen the pork-packing indus
try fllt|from Cincinnati to Chicaco, and
from thence to Kansas City and Omaha.
Southern cotton mills undersell New
England and American markets, and
challenge the world.
We have seen and are seeing all this
take place before our eyes, an d know
tha at other changes are taking place
equally as prominent, and we wonder
We behold them. Ten years ago the in
surance companies only require ed an an
alysis Of the fluids when they were TAX
ing insurance for very large amounts.
To-day no frst class company will in
sure anv amount unless thev have a
rigid analysis Of the fluids passed, and
| if anv traees of certain disorders are
apparent. the application is rejected
In their reports they show that the
de ath Of sixty Of every 100 people in
this country, is due either directly or
indirectly to such disorders. The
Brcmpton Hospital for Consu umptiv es.
Lo ondon, England. reports that sixty Of
eve ery 100 victims Of consumption also
have serious disorders of the kidneys.
Among scientists for the treatments
of this dread malady the the question is
being discussed;
lis not this disorder the real cause Of
consumption
Ten years ago the microscope wal
something seldom found in physiclsn'e
office; now every physician Of stand
ing has one and seldom visits his pa
tients without calling for sample o
fluids for examination.
| Why is all this? Is it possible tha
We of the present generation are to di,
Of diseases caused by kidney disorders
or shall we master the cause by War
ner's safe cure. the only recognized spe
cifc, and thus remove the effects? 1
is established beyond a doubt that
very large percentage of deaths in thi
countrygare traceable to disease kid
neys. For years the proprietors o
Warmers safe cure have been insistin
that there is no sound health when tn
kidneys are diseased, and they enthusi
astically press their specific for this ter
rible disorder upon public attention
We are continually hearing its praise
sounded.
| This means wonders!
Cannot the proprletors of this grea
remedy. who have been warning us o
the danger, tell US how to avoid a dis
ease that at first is so unimportant, ant
is SO fatal in its termination? Are we t,
hope against hope. and wait without ou
reward?
The most significant of all changes
however. that we of to-day can note is
this radical change of view to W which the
public has been educated: 1t was for
merry thought that the kidneys were o
very small importance; to-day. we be
lleve, it is generally admitted that there
can be no such thing as sound health IL
any organ If they are in the least degre,
deranged.